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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
7
C. D. Glass of Gardiner Maine suffered a severe cold and cough for years. After trying many medicines with no lasting relief a druggist recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and he was completely cured. He has since used it for colds and quickly finds relief.
The senate finance committee debated the Fordney emergency tariff bill and heard claims that government actions promoted a buyers strike. Witness Col Wood suggested the administration and Justice Department drove prices down, while others defended efforts to curb living costs and root out profiteering.
Paris reports the French government will demand strict fulfillment of the Spa agreement on coal shipments by Germany. Reparations officials note a 500 000 ton shortfall through year end, and Germany warns it cannot catch up in three months. France argues the Spa concession must protect its coal share under Versailles terms.
Albert Donahan appeared pantless in Montreal court after police seized his trousers, which bore marks of evidence, in the case of allegedly misappropriating $100,000 in negotiable securities from American Plumbing Supplies Ltd on Christmas Day. The court lent him an overcoat for modesty.
In Meelin five houses were destroyed by a military order after a clash where soldiers were ambushed by civilians. In Cork a Twyford Abbey nursing home brother was shot during a raid on the Imperial hotel. Dublin raiders forced rate collectors to sign checks and transfer funds to Sinn Fein councils.
Washington reports canal traffic for 1920 reached a new peak, rising about 50 percent from the prior year. December tolls climbed to 10,295,000 dollars, the highest monthly total except for last September. Commercial ships totaled 2,814, with 10,878,999 net tons and 11,236,000 tons of cargo.
Dublin Castle yesterday announced its plan to destroy houses near known Sinn Fein militant scenes to deter further outrages and set an example. The Castle also said mail services will be suspended in Tipperary Sligo and Donegal due to persistent interference with mail cars, effective Monday.
A Greenville South Carolina law student H P Burbage troubled by a long lasting cough feared consumption. After trying Chamberlains Cough Remedy he felt a remarkable change and after two small bottles was permanently cured.
A Great Falls Montana reader testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills curing kidney trouble and backache once in England, with later relapses helped by the same product. She notes high price and availability at dealers, and mentions Foster Milburn ads.
The ad describes a cafe offering old fashioned prices and a kitchen that is inspected, inviting customers to visit anytime with open day and night hours.
An old advertisement describes cold prone individuals benefiting from Wall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims the medicine builds the system, cleanses the blood, reduces inflammation, and lowers susceptibility to colds, with internal action on mucous surfaces and availability through druggists and circulars from J Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets promote a healthy liver and relieve biliousness. It asserts improved appetite and elimination of dull, stupid feelings after use.
Notice is given that Ernest P. Ames intends to make commutation proof to establish his land claim before R Klipfel U S Commissioner at Bynum Montana on January 17 1921. Witnesses are P J Thomas Fred Dutro B L Ames and J F Duffy of Choteau Montana all of whom filed homestead entry July 1 1919 for S14 NEY section 11 township 24 north range 6 west Montana meridian. First publication December 16 and last January 13.
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